1. Thistle Spray Plastering
Apply Plaster Materials to Internal Surfaces

2. Introduction - Projection plastering
Thistle Spray Plastering
Introduction - Projection plastering
What is it?
Projection plastering is the use of a machine to apply the plaster.
It will increase the rate at which plaster can be applied and will increase productivity during a project.

3. Projection plastering
Thistle Spray Plastering
Projection plastering
Machine and set up
There is more than one machine available and which
one you use will come down to cost availability and
suitability to the project.

4. Projection plastering
Thistle Spray Plastering
Projection plastering
Application in just 4 easy steps
Step 1. Mix
Simply open the bag over the worm pump spray machine hopper and the machine automatically mixes the plaster to a consistent mix on demand.
Step 2. Spray
Thistle Spray Finish is sprayed to an even thickness of 2mm. The first 1mm layer is sprayed horizontally and the second 1mm layer is sprayed vertically.
Step 3. Flatten
After minutes, the sprayed surface is flattened with a wide spatula or standard trowel.
Step 4. Trowel
The surface is trowel finished in three stages, just like our other Thistle finishing plasters.
The final trowel is done at around 110 minutes. The wall/ceiling is now finished. Once dry, the surface is ready for decorating with no need for any sanding or additional treatment.

5. Projection plastering
Thistle Spray Plastering
Projection plastering
Set up through to cleaning
For a complete guide on set up to cleaning follow the link below